The luxury market is a niche segment that’s after exclusivity and opulence. They want a home that’s unique and sets them apart from others. They seek to be trendsetters and crave views, exclusive locations, designer furnishings, rare materials, and space.
Downsizers are Australians who are choosing to downsize their homes, usually due to a change in lifestyle or family circumstances.
Today, duplexes are still a popular choice among first-time buyers and investors due to their low price and potential to generate rental income.
There is no doubt that bio-design furniture can have a significant impact on the look and feel of a property. By its very nature, bio-design furniture is designed to be both aesthetically pleasing and functional, making it the perfect choice for properties that are looking to make a good impression on potential buyers or renters.
There are plenty of opportunities for buyers in the Sydney market at the moment. Prices have taken a plunge, and this is causing concern among many people. However, this creates an opportunity for those who are looking to buy property in Sydney. The power has shifted from sellers to buyers, and prices have dropped by more than 5.9% in the last quarter.
Having worked in the property sector for more than two decades, I’ve seen a range of approaches to design, and those that excel, put consumer behaviour at the centre.
The kitchen is often referred to as the heart of the home and this is true in a sense because it is where the family gathers and do some entertaining, but that doesn’t make the kitchen the most important room in the home.
I am delighted to share with you a case study of Bowral by Waterbook. This project is a highlight in my career because it showcases a product that was 100% designed with the end user in mind.
There are many aspects of the property industry that transcends borders, whether you are in the US, Australia or anywhere else in the world.
Be it a small apartment in the city, a townhouse in a suburb, or a bigger house in the countryside, the main change that we have seen in interior design over the past few years has been a request for living spaces that focus on both aesthetics and functionality.
Crafting an opulent interior is more than simply collecting costly items – it’s a form of art.
